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By 44%-31% margin, Democrats would turn their neighbors in to police for hosting gatherings of 15-20 in breach of stay-home rules. By 60%-25%, Republicans would not.Updated: May 1, 2020 - 11:52pmFileFileJust the News Daily PollWith Scott RasmussenDemocrats are far more likely than Republicans to say they'd report neighbors for holding a social gathering in violation of coronavirus stay-at-home orders,&nbsp;according to a new&nbsp;."There is a huge partisan difference," Rasmussen said. "By a 44% to 31% margin, a plurality of Democrats would turn in their neighbors. By a 60% to 25% margin, Republicans would not. Independents are evenly divided. Other data I’ve released shows that&nbsp;. Democrats strongly disagree."&nbsp;Just the News Daily PollWith Scott RasmussenJust 36% of voters overall say they would report their neighbors to police for having a social gathering of&nbsp;15 to 20 people,&nbsp;in violation of stay-at-home rules. Forty-three percent (43%) would not.During its White House Coronavirus Task Force briefings, officials have encouraged Americans to limit social gatherings to under 10 people, with thethat,&nbsp;"At a substantial level of community transmission, it is recommended to cancel mass gatherings of any size."Suburban and urban voters are evenly divided on the Just the News Daily Poll&nbsp;question. However, by a 53% to 28% margin, rural voters would not report their neighbors."This is consistent with a tremendous amount of data I’m seeing highlighting the differences between suburban, urban, and rural voters," Rasmussen said."There is also a gender gap," he also noted. "Women are evenly divided. However, by a 51% to 32% margin, men would not report their neighbors to the police."Respondents were asked “Suppose that, in violation of stay-at-home rules, your neighbor had 15-20 people at their home. Would you report them to the police?"&nbsp;They&nbsp;replied as below:The national survey of 1,200 registered voters was conducted April 23-25, 2020 by Rasmussen, a polling veteran. Margin of sampling error: +/- 2.8% for full sample.&nbsp;To see the full demographic cross-tabulations for this polling question, click below:FileTo see the methodology and sample demographics for this polling question, click below:File&nbsp;

By 44%-31% margin, Democrats would turn their neighbors in to police for hosting gatherings of 15-20 in breach of stay-home rules. By 60%-25%, Republicans would not.Updated: May 1, 2020 - 11:52pmFileFileJust the News Daily PollWith Scott RasmussenDemocrats are far more likely than Republicans to say they'd report neighbors for holding a social gathering in violation of coronavirus stay-at-home orders,&nbsp;according to a new&nbsp;."There is a huge partisan difference," Rasmussen said. "By a 44% to 31% margin, a plurality of Democrats would turn in their neighbors. By a 60% to 25% margin,...

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